GCASAFV Members & Partners Information

Association of Individual, Marriage, and Family Therapists (AIMFT)
The AIMFT is comprised of licensed counselors practicing in a variety of settings, with a range of specialties including sexual and family violence.Address: P.O. Box 12731, Tamuning, GU 96931Phone: (671) 649-2083Website:http://www.aimft.org

Bethel Church Association
Bethel Church Association is a faith-based organization on Guam primarily comprised of families and members from the State of Chuuk and those who moved to Guam. In addressing sexual assault and family violence on Guam they are in collaboration with the purpose of the GCASAFV to support these efforts.Address: PO Box GMF Barrigada, GU 96921Phone:(671) 637-7702

Erica's House
Erica’s House is a family visitation center which offers a safe place to pick-up and drop-off children for exchange between parents/guardians, on-site visitation for families with periodic checks by staff, on-site staff visitation for families with a visitation monitor present, and parenting classes for Court and CPS referred parents. Phone: (671) 642-4020 / 4022Email:ericahse@teleguam.net

Guam Sexual Assault & Abuse Resource Center Association (SAARCA)
Guam SAARCA is a non-profit organization formed in June 2008 with the expressed purpose of providing technical assistance and education in the care of victims of sexual assault. Guam SAARCA is committed to providing technical assistance in conducting medical-legal forensic examinations, training and supervision of forensic medical staff, providing support and assistance to build a team of sexual assault mental health professionals and to teach risk reduction and rape awareness programs in the schools and in the community.Address: 133 Lagoon Drive, Tamuning, GU 96913Phone: (671) 647-5351Fax: (671) 649-3983Email:guamsaarca@yahoo.com

Guma’ Mami, Inc.
It is the mission of Guma’ Mami, Inc., to facilitate the full inclusion and integration of adults with intellectual disabilities and other disabilities into their communities through individual and family supports. We provide supportive services in a residential and community setting in order to enable individuals to live as full members of their communities.Phone: 477-1505/1757, 671-992-HOPE (4673) Warmline /24-Hour Crisis Intervention Hotline Fax: 477-4894Email:gumamami@guam.netWebsite:www.gumamami.org

Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church (IHOM)
IHOM is a faith-based program created to provide and coordinate amongst the religious and faith-based communities on Guam as a spiritual avenue for victims of violence. Address: 225 Aragon St. Toto, GU 96913Phone: (671) 477-9118Fax: (671)472-2514Email:ihomguam@yahoo.comWebsite:http://ihomguam.homestead.com

Oasis Empowerment Center
Services for women that have substance abuse issues and also have been traumatized by others in their lives; assistance to individuals with disabilities, and; services to ex-offenders who have exited the Department of Corrections and are in need of assistance in finding work opportunities.Address: P.O. Box 26627, Barrigada, GU 96921Phone: (671) 646-4601/5601Email:oasis@guam.netWebsite:http://www.oasisempowermentcenter.org

The Salvation Army
Limited rental and utilities assistance and distribution of food and clothing for those with immediate needs; (Lighthouse Recovery) Provides residential facility for homeless men with substance abuse problems, outpatient treatment, social detoxification, and aftercare housing.Address: P.O. Box 23038, GMF, GU 96921Phone: (671) 477-9872

Sanctuary, Incorporated
Sanctuary provides 24-hour crisis intervention, Emergency Shelter and Rural Host Home placement to youth and their families experiencing difficulties or in situations with abuse and neglect. Sanctuary also runs a Transitional Living Program for youth ages 16-21 who are aging out of the foster care system or are otherwise homeless, as well as a drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility (Sagan Na'Homlo) for young people struggling with substance abuse and dependency issues. Sanctuary also conducts various support groups and outreach activities. Youth groups include anger management, self-esteem, relationship intelligence, tobacco cessation, drug and alcohol education and support. Adult groups include anger management, parenting skills and parent support. Sanctuary's AmeriCorps program helps augment all our services through support, mentoring and assisting.Address: 406 Mai Mai Rd., Chalan Pago, GU 96910Phone: (671) 475-7100 (Crisis Hotline); (671) 475-7101 (Office)Fax: (671) 477-3117Email:inquiries@sanctuaryguam.orgWebsite :http://www.sanctuaryguam.org

Victim Advocates Reaching Out (VARO)
VARO is a non-profit organization which provides free and confidential, voluntary services to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault/abuse, rape, physical abuse, and other violent or traumatic events. VARO also serves family members as well as individuals who were victimized long ago and still experience emotional crisis. VARO volunteers are on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.Address: P.O. Box 2045, Hagåtña, GU 96932Phone: (671) 477-5552 (24-Hr Hotline)Email:varoguam1@yahoo.com

WestCare Pacific Islands (WCPI)
WestCare Pacific Islandshas a strong commitment to "uplifting the human spirit" through its diverse programs and services available to Guam and the greater pacific communities. Reaching out to those most in need, WCPI has targeted services for veterans, persons with mental illness, the homeless, youth at risk and those who may be afflicted with HIV/AIDS, including reducing the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS and STD testing and awareness. Address: P.O. Box 23873 Barrigada, GU 96921Phone: (671) 472-0219/8Fax: (671) 472-0217

University of Guam, Violence Against Women Prevention Program (UOG-VAWPP)
UOG- VAWPP was created in 2007 through a federally funded grant awarded to the University of Guam by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women. The program aims to address the prevention of violent crimes against women on campus, particularly domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking, and serves as a resource and victim services center for University students, staff, faculty, and members of their families.Address: College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, University of Guam UOG Station, Mangilao, GU 96923Phone: (671) 735-2890Email:vawpp@uguam.uog.edu

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